We’re revisiting a conversation from our previous podcast with actor Margaret Judson who has appeared on shows like MODERN FAMILY, THE NEWSROOM, THE DEUCE, and of course Misha Calvert’s own hit comedy STRUT—for which Margaret campaigned for a Best Actress Emmy. Margaret is also a full-time journalist and consulted Aaron Sorkin as he was developing THE NEWSROOM. Her achievements as an artist and cultural disruptor are remarkable, but it’s her warmth and curiosity about the world that really had us hooked!

Co-hosted by Brett Epstein
Edited by Olivia Vella
Music by Manor of Animals

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This week, we tackle one of our most-often asked questions in class: how to transition your craft from theater acting to on-camera acting. Most training programs still offer stage training, without any real exploration of what the camera wants to see. So after three decades of experience as an actor, and ten years as an acting instructor, Misha quickly breaks down for you the process of shifting from theater to film in simple language. Using Misha's framework, you can be ready for film and television work in as little as six months.

Edited by Olivia Vella
Music by Manor of Animals

If you liked this episode, slide into our DMs! You can reach our host Misha Calvert at @mishacalvert on Instagram.
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If you want to contact Misha elsewhere, or view her creative work visit:
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If you are interested in a free phone consultation, classes, or coaching visit:
www.clubvermilion.com

The US Presidential election, which threatens a torrent of negative repercussions in the near future, is sending shock waves not only nationally, but internationally. Many artists are feeling uneasy about what comes next. Our episode this week delves into some ways to stay creative during moments of political upheaval, including turning outrage and a desire for change into revolutionary art. We also talk about why it's critical to continue making art in dark times: not only for your audience, but for you, the artist. Your creative voice is more critical now than ever, and this episode gives you some tools to turn chaos into catharsis.

Edited by Olivia Vella

If you liked this episode, slide into our DMs! You can reach our host Misha Calvert at @mishacalvert on Instagram.
www.instagram.com/mishacalvert

If you want to contact Misha elsewhere, or view her creative work visit:
www.mishacalvert.com

If you are interested in a free phone consultation, classes, or coaching visit:
www.clubvermilion.com